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seph Healing, as an attorney, testified that he
was acquainted with Harrison's signature. and
the signature to the check ne thought resembled
Harrison's handwriting very much. John
Wheat, who presented the check at the bank.
gave his previous testimony as to the manner
in which the check was drawn and given to him
by Harrison. He held fast to his original story.
The prosecution rested, with this witness. and
to-day the defendants side of the affair will be
told.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
d EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-ON THURSDAY,
III March II, at o'clock o. m, the premises,
will sell the cottage frame house known No 3S4
Blake street at public auction containing four FIVE
rooms, cellar cistern WELL wood house goodsize lot;
the property will be sold small monthly payments;
don't let this opportunity pass without securing
home. w. +. MICK g. co.
L. N. PERRY. Auctioneer.
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-TWO HAND
IL some cottage houses. On Wednesday, March 10,
at o'clock p. NJ the premises, will sell at
puolic auction, two cottage frame houses, known
Nos. 81 and 35 English avenue. between Pine and
Cedar. and Noble street; good improvements,
and in good condition. title perfect. This property
will be sold payments equal to paying rent only.
This is favorable opportunity to secure u home.
Don't forget the day and hour of sale and be on hand
w. e. MICK s. co.
I. ". PERRY, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE TO THE TRADE OF NOTIONS,
IA boots and shoes, wool and straw hats. and ready
made clothing. viii sell at my rooms. No. IA East
Court street. Wednesday, March 16 At 10 o'c lock-
% dozen Cheviot shirts 10 dozen white shirts 800
straw hats. invoice of soft hats and boots and
shoes ready clothing, table linen. 800 bolts of
colored ribbon so boxes of flowers, feathers. silk
plush, millinery trimmings regular made coored cot
ton socks linen collsrs-turn down and stand lap
robes, shoe brushes scrub brushes corsets etc. atc
also, $4,000 cigars of various brands, comprising
many tine aLc medium goods.
! A. L. HUNT. Aus.ionoer.
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WANTED.

yITANrED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West. the Weekly Indiana State journal.
One dollar per year.
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CITY MATTERS IN GENERAL.
To-Dny's Doinrs.

UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION-Bates House.
WOMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Hall Place NJ. f, Church. evening.
PHTSToMEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
Plymouth Church, evening.
BRAND OPERA-HOUSE - Robson and Crane,
Merry Wives of Windsor" matinee COMEDY OF
Errors. evening
THE MUSEUM-Edwin Arden in Eagles Nest, y
afternoon and evening.
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One dollar year.
w ANTED-SKILLEDH HARNESS MAKERS FOR
w fitting and finishing. Address GRAF, MORS-
BACH e. CO. Cincinnati, 0.
w ANTED-IMMEDIATE A MIDDLE-AGED
w woman, without children housekesper for
q gentleman in the country. Family small. Wages
moderate AddressG W. p, Journal Office, giving full
name and address.
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CHARES NAY NOW BE OBTAINED IN THE
y eighth series of that highly prosperous associa-
tion the Star. Meets every Wednesday night in the
basement of No. Sc East Market street. For shares
or information apply to VIM. Hadley president, No
70 East Market street, w. J. Kercheval secretary,
Journal counting room northeast corner Market and
Circle streets George j. Hammel 112 Massa-
chusetts avenue
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RIDING. AND DRIvING.CLUB.
Entries for the Races of Wednesday
and Thursday.

Ats meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee Of the Riding aud Driving. Club Asso-
citation held lass night It. was ascertained
that the entries for the tr0tting races for
the meeting to be held "Wednesday and
Thursday had not been filled, which was u
source OF great regret toall present. How.
ever, the committee decided TO postpone
the closing OF the entries for these races
until $50 o'clock tonight, by which time
1t is hoped that all persons who feel an in
terest 10 The success OF the meeting will
come forward, make their entries. and en-
able the association TO carry out fully their
programme.
There Will be a meeting OF the Executive
Committee at the Exchange Hotel tonight
at $3.50, a. which place aud time all entries
can 5e handed 10 the secretary.
The running races are filed handsomely,
aud il Is the sense OF the committee to TO-
crease their number, should the trotters
fail 10 come forward and do their part.
The Executive Committee have labored
faithfully 10 make this meeting success.
and therefore earnestly desire that those
who own or control tfottiDg.horses Will
lend their aid.
Below is given programme OF the races,
for which entries are desired:
WEDNESDAY. June sth.-stskes OF Value OF
S1Q0-Trotting: For horses with record net bet
ter than three CD minutes 70 road carts, horses
10 bo owned and driven by members OF the
club. Mile heats, best two In three. To irst
horse. silver cup, value OF SO; 10 second horse.
harness OF value OF fg5.
Purse S20.-1rotting: To harness for horses
with record not better than =. 40. Mile heats.
best three In i've. To first si25, 70 second $50,
10 third horse f25.
THURSDAY, June 9.-Purse si5O--Trotdng
To harness for horses with record not better
than ESQ. three In ave. First horse 800, So
cond s35, third fi5.
Purse s92-Trotiing: To harness. Free for
all mile heats. best three In Ave. si25 70 irsf,
$50 10 second, tsS 10 third horse
For each trial Of speed ive horses must be
entered and three must start Entrance foe
for each horse 10 per cent OF the total yalue OF
the purse or stake for which the entry Is mads.
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q d ~. MITTELDORFER.

>.
ASTONISHING BARGAINS.
BLACK. CREAM, ana TAN SILK MITTS worth
2jc M 1Gc. pair.
MEMS BALBbIGGAN SHIRTS worth 35c. at
aic eniece or three for q for MEMS FRENCH
BALBWGGAN SHIFTS that are worth '1c'
ETANINFs. Figured and Tlain-the largest
nnd prettiost nue shown IN tie city. Price
was l9isc.; now -. "a ward.
LADIES FULL-BEGUL BALBRGGAN
HOSE al 16r. worth 20. PAR.
STKIpID CRINKIED MJSLINS worth 2)r AT
12ilc. yard. These are the pretliest and
coolest dress fabrics OF the season.
PLAID NAiNSOOhS, very fine aAl sheer
worth 25c. al II &C. yard. seven styles 10
Remnants cf PACIFIC LAWNS, yard wide,
worth TX yard al -.
Remnants Of 5, o, and Sc. LAWNS at 3c. a
MEN : SFULL-REGULARB BALBRIGGAN HALF
HOSE worth 2Jc. at lGr. a pair.
FULI~REGULAR STRIPED HALF-HOSE worth
3Oc at l9c. pair: sizes, 9% % II inches.
Remnants Of BEST SATTEENS at sc. a yard.
MERRlMACK SHIFTING PRINTS Femnanis)
worth &c. at &c. yard.
We have another lot ot those pretty HOLLAND
SHADES. on patent ax,uros and fringed,
worth s5c. al sc. apiece.
A choice line Of NAIIlNGS Just received.
Value 95c.: our price l9c. yard.
GFNTLEMENS SATIN SCARFS at 2sc. new
Styles - ..
GENI LEMEN'S p. X. TECK sCARFS worth
i5c az ~. apiece. .
LINEN-BOSOM II FL y T 0 r c ID WHITE
SHIRTS a. 42c. This Is the regular co..
grade and a bIg bargain az the price asked
Full assortment Of GENILEMENlS and BOYS
COLLARS, CUFFS, and FURNISHING
GOODS generally.
STRIPED and PLAIN LINEN DRILL for Mems
and Boys wear from lOc. up.
BLACK aud COLOkED NUN'SVEiLlNGS
worth 20c. at l2kc. yard.
CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS at ), o., 5, il, and
12hc. per yard. ..,,.,,o
ever shown at 8. 10, and l2hc.
SOLID CnAMBRAYS, in Blue, Brown, and
GRAY, worth 12Hc. at 7sic. yard.
ID. Il L. MITTELDORFER,
te1-Tu&Th 527 Broad street
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. William p. Gay, OF stauntOu, i
visiting this city.
Judge FMTar t"Johnny Reb"), Of
Amelia, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. B. Taylor McCue is very sick at hi.
residence, Waverly," Henrico county.
Some Of the ladies at City Point are try
ing to raise funds TO establish a Catholic
chapel at that place.
A number OF the members OF the police
force who were recently elected took the
oath OF Office yesterday.
A Young ground hog was captured by
Jesse Williams in an alley between twelfth
and Thirteenth streets yesterday.
The Hon. George d. Wise was on yes
terday admitted TO practice law in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, says the Washington
Stor.
A son Of Dir. Joseph Fourqurean, OF
Henrico, was thrown from vllIage-cart on
sunday morning, and had one Les badly
broken.
General Hill, Railroad Commissioner OF
The state, has Just returned to the city from
a tour Of inspection over the Baltimore and
Ohio and other roads.
The Sunday excursion on the steamer
Essex was largely patr0nized and greatly
enjoyed. These family trips down the
river afford pleasant recreation.
DR.. Helen Bissell. physician in charge Of
the "Training School for Nurses" Of Bos-
ton, is in the city, the guest OF Mrs. j. f..
Moro ~ WpSt franklin street
The burning OF few shingles on the
house No. Az west Baker street caused an
alarm to be turned in Sunday about half
past If O'Clock A. NJ. Damage slight.
Mr. John y. Davis, formerly of Rich
mond. and father OF CaDeIl Davis, Esq,
dicd at Charlottesville yesterday. The re-
mains viii arrive in Richmond at 3:20 =.
NJ. to-day.
Nash and Tate, the well-known baseball
players, formerly Of this city, now with the
Bostons, spent Sunday in The city and left
yesterday morning for Washington, where
their club played yesterday.
The Calvary Mission Sabbath school OF
st. Johns Episcopal church, conducted at
the southwest corner OF Main and Nine
teentb streets, With Captain Ben. Howard
as superintendent, has been closed until
the third Sunday in September.
Rev. Mr. John NJ. Butler, OF the Baptist
Church, got off Broad-Street car sunday
night at the corner OF Seventh, while it
was moving, but he jumped the wrong
way and was thrown heavily to the ground.
He escaped without serious injury.
Coroner Taylor has gone to Gloucester
county to testify as a chemical expert in
the case OF Mary Howard, a cOlored
woman, charged with murder. She hls
had two trials already, and was convicted
in each, but the judgment was set aside on
appeal from the County to the Circuit
Court.
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A vote was mex. taken on the resolution
nj 1T E-fI

OF Mr.. Pizzlni- rs follows:
AYBa-Messrs. Bowden. Connor, Ferriter,
Grinlth, Grimm, Guy, Hudnall, Hughes, Jones
kaufelt. Kaufman, Kendler, Lange, Molioy,
Murphy, Owen. Parrater. Parrish, spitzer'
EoEs-Messrs. Archer, Bodoker, Bryan,
Cutchins, farrar, Hayes, and Montgomery
RESIGNATION or NE. ANM0ss.
The resignation Of Mr.. W. C. Ammons,
OF Marshall Ward, was received and ac-
cepted. u
Mr.. Ammons has been a member OF the
Council for many years; his reasons Tor re-
signing are Of a private nature.
TUE UNION COMPANY.
Mr.. Parrish offered an amended ordl-
nance relieving the UnioG-Passenger Rail-
way Company from the task OF paving
streets Qn consideration OF the fact thlt
electricity and not horses are to be used
for two feet outside its tracks, on streets
which are to be paved by the city.
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
GARBAGE.
Mr.. Hudnali offered a resolution allow
ing the Board OF Health to contract for the
removal OF garbage for three years at time
instead OF one. Agreed to.
JACKSON WARD PARK.
Nr. Fariar offered a resolution providing
for the appointment OF a committee OF eight
tive from the Common Council and three
from the Board Of Aldermen) to select a site
fort public park In Jackson Ward. Agreed
10.
STATIONARY ENGINES.
Mr.. Bethel offered resolution providing
for the appointment Of a city inspector OF
engines in factories, workshops, &c. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Ordinances.
gExT MEETING.
Mr.. Bowden moved that the next meet
ing be held on Tuesday, july 5th, instead
of the 4th. Agreed TO.
At ten minutes to O'Clock this morning
tbe Council adjourned.
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lo.Ve heT way into many household that
nnsh' oe protected from their inroads by the
s'nple precaution Of keeping In the house that
ochigh family medicine aud safeguard Of
neal'h, Hoetetter's stomach Bittors. Particu-
'"'iy whore there are children should ibe kept
on hand as prompt remedy for infantile
complaints In their outset easily conquerable.
Dnt which, " allowed 20 engrAft themselves on
VIC VIC ueIcatc childish organism, are not easily
u,,siV1ged ana speedily work grlevous mischief
n,t,vgmAflty OF the bowels. indigestion. and
nllnoushese are ailments OF common occur
renee In tho household. Children living In ma
iSi ious regions arc more liable 20 be attacked
WIN chills and fever Than adults, and the
laNages oi That fell disease in their system are
iies far from professional aid. lt Ia especially
doerabie. le 2-Th(w)Sa&Tu
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Piano bargains at Ry,ane & Lees.

Chickering. octsves, SIS.
J. & c. Fischer, OF octaycs, Ss5.
Chickeriug Il Mackay, 6 Octsyes, ssJ.
Robert NuDns & Co, @ octayes, sSJ.
Chicsering, octayes, $50.
Knabe.& Cache, Gt octaves, SIi5.
J. PirrsoD, @ octayes. 800.
Seabury, q octayes, sl25.
John b. Durham, 9 octayes, sllj.
Knabe & Gaeble, 81 octayes, Sli0.
stremmell, . octaves, $3.50.
Worcester, ! oetaves, el50.
Call to-day and get bargain.
Also. a splendid stock OF New Pianos.
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The mozart Last Night.

The Amateur Orchestra played at the
musicale last evening, assisted by few
professional musicians, and II Is fair TO say
thew covered themselves with glory.
Miss Annie Griswold sang very charm.
ingly two soprano solos. She exhibited
great nexibiIity Of voice in DonnIzettps
Regnaya del SelenZlO.
The feature Of the evening was the debm
Of Master +. +. Thurston as performer
upon the clarinet. He is only fourteen
years OF age, end while he exhibited great
talent and ability IN the solo played he also
reflected credit upon bis teacher, Professor
JardelIa. We look for great things IN the
musical world from Master Tburston one
OF these days. and we do not think we VIII
be disappointed.
The 'cello solo Of Blrgael was beautifully
performed by Professor Thilow.
The evening was, all things considered, a
charming one, and was enjoyed by quite a
a good audience.
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AUCTION aALEN TODAY.

FRANK d HILL D CO., 5X r. NJ, three buili-
ing lots on Harvio street between Carter
and Temple stroesA
II. b. CHAFfTN d CO. 81 r. n. saburban
tract Of niteen acres 9Th dwelling af ten
rooms, on tho headoworidse rad
Z. A. cAfLIN.e . 7. -, . lot q thirsy- y-avl feet
streetA
RAWLINGS . Rosk ~ y. n, seven suilaiss
r. u. WILLIAMS, 20 A. ~. houenkoh and
kitchen furnisorss seossA Ia
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Coupon Suit Against n sewing-Ms-
chine Company.

Attorney-Genersl Ayers yesterday pre-
pared and sent TO the Sheriff TO serve upon
the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Company notice OF motion to recover
s1S3 80 due the Common wealth for license
tax from June J., 1881, 10 April 30, 1888,
for which the company had rendered eou'
pons.
The notice Ia returnable to the Circuit
Court Of the city OF Richmond.
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A Card.

RICHMOND, Va, June @, 1887.
beg to announce 10 my friends and the
public that have accepted position with
the old and wel.esfablished firm OF RY-
LAND & LEE, where | will be pleased 10 see
all my friends; and desire to say that the
stonding Of the Pianos aud Organs repre-
sented by this firm Is a. guarantee OF salts
faction 10 all who may favor me with their
patronage. Respectfully,
ISignCd1 hIRE MATHEWS.
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who is John Evans
Governor Lee has received the following

Governor Lee mas received tue lohoWlng
letter:
PHILADELPHIA. June 2, 1891.
Hon. Fitzhu9h Lee, Governor, Richmond,
Va:
Dear Sir,-JOhn Evans, after the death OF
his wife, left his daughter Jennie and his
son James Franklin in the Southern Home
for Destitute Children, OF this city. he
entered. them at the home May 10, 1861,
claiming that bis wife was dead and that
Jennie was born in Virginia on the 22d
OF February, 1868. lie also had twin chill
drtp, younger, which were not received at
the home. 1t is supposed that he John
Evans) was from some part OF Virginia.
The daughter Jennie Is desirous OF flnding
some Of ber people, and also getting some
trace OF her parents. Notbing has ever
been heard OF John Evans since 1867.
II you can advise me as TO the best way
to Try to trace the family please advise me.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES CURRY,
Aldine Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

Street.car fare free to those who purchase
Flowers, Plants, &C., to the amount OF iifty
cents and upwards at nv greenhouse, foot
OF Laurel street, on The river. where con-
iinue the busmess-formerly II. A. Cat
lin's. Choice designs for funerals prompt
" delivered: also. baskets, bouquets, &c.,
for schools and other uses at lowest rates.
Leave orders with Il. W. Iyey. Southern
Express office, or give them through phone
39s, which Is answered day or night.
richmond. Va. VI. II. CATLIN.
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THE MILITARY AND CHARITY.
Proposal 20 Change the ChaSee
Night.Meetisg from "wednesday
90 ThuPsday on Account
Of the Concert.

II Is well when possible TO combine plea
sure with we,tdoin2, to cultivate the moral
,snd intellectual sense together, and here V
the opportunity. II IS more blessed to
give than to receive, says the sacred record.
In view OF the objects OF this concert (help
TO the orphan and the sick patriot) u Is
hoped tba. the week.night meetings will for
once only be changed TO Thursday evening,
so that pastors and people may unite In this
good cause. Let the Theatre be packed. Let
the people Of Richmond also show their ap-
probation OF the aid generously offered by
the band and other friends of our noble
charities. A. Is. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

You WHO LEAD sEDESrARY LIVES will fnd
great relief from constipation, headache, and
nervousness by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lator. II Is n simple, harmless, vegetable COM
pound, sure to relieve you. Persons OF seden-
tary habits often suffer with kidney affections.
II they would maintain the strength Of the IT.
gesilye organs and improve the quality Of tho
blood by taking the Regulator 1t would restore
the kidneys 20 health and vigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
virginia and Confederate Rocks.

Gerce W. Mayo. Esq, auctioneer, has
prepared catalogue Of many valuable
books pertaining to the history OF Virginia
and OF books relating 10 the Confederate
war, biographies OF distinguished SOUTH
erners, and a large collection OF rare literl-
ture not often sold at auction, which will
be sold by him on June 18th and 18th in
slant. at his auction.rooms, In this city.
Catalogues may be had on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
Rocks Sacrificed.

You can buy the works complete al
Dickens, Scott, Thackerly, Bulwer, schill.
er, Goethe, Macaulay, Irving, Eliot, Gui-
zot, Carlysle, Ruskin, and hundreds OF
other flne sets and single volumes, for less
than wholesale prices, at the sale OF Pub
fishers remsinders. 2 north Ninth street.
Samuel ID. Lit. manager for Publishers.
TIE sale only lasts for this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Wstor de-
livered In any part OF the city at si-G5 a dozen.
or 30 cents q single bottle.
X. @. CAsELI. JR..
f''t Third and Main streets.
Telephone "a, or drop postal-card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

The arbitrators, Judge Il. II. Ftzhush
and Mr.. Melvin o. Adams, to whom was
submitted the Claim OF Messrs. Wait h Cut.
ter, architects, for $1,000 balance claimed
10 full OF fees for plans, &C., Of the new
City Hall, yesterday reached decision.
BY It Welt h Cutter are to get q, ,S25, with
interest from the slh Of September, 1856,
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EoRTY.YEARs' EXPERIENCE OF

n
Il AN OLD NURSE.--MRs. wINsLOTS
sooTHiNG-sYRUP Is the prescription Of ono
Of the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States. aud has been used for forty
years with neverfaiIing safety and success by
millions Of mothers and children, from tho
feeble infant OF one week old to the adult 10
corFects acidity Of the stomach. relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives est,
health, and comfort 70 mother and child We
believe IL the best and surest remedy In the
world In ell cases OF Dysentery and Diarrh@a
In Children. whether arising from teethins or
from any other cause. Fun directions for
using win accompany each bottle None
genuine unless the Jae-simsie Of CURTIS b
PERKINS Is on she outside wrapper. Sold BY
ell Medicine Dealers. 70 cents bottle.
10 7-eodiw
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George WISE on the yirginia DO.
mOcracy.

The Washington Star Of yesterday eve
ming says:
Representative George ID. Wise, OF Vir.
ginln, who arrived i'm the city to-day, said
to a reporter: ~ do not think there Is any
doubt about the Democrats carrying Nir-
ginia next fall. Oh, yes, our election isan
important one. We elect a Legislature
that will choose n successor in the sen ne
to Riddleberger. and OF course that makes
the light very interesting. All the lndicl'
tions favor our carrying the state. In the
recent elections we carried New Kent
county, which we never carried before. In
Rockingham we beat son OF eX Senator
Lewis. No, don't feel apprehensiye about
the Southwest potion OF the State. They
have bad some local contests in that Sec
ton which have divided up the people, but
upon a straight party fight they are with
US. feel sure we will carry the LegiSla-
lure by large majority. aud in this opin-
ion | am supported by the best-informed
Democrats OF lhe State. Our people feel
very confident"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
Another Offer.

Julien Biniord makes better o0er for q
half dime OF 1902. He win now give five
gallons Of his Splendid xxx Whiskey,
which he sells for "a a gallon, for a hall
dime Of 1902. In good order. IN you can't
get such half dime, try some OF this wnis-
key anyhow. II Is a superior article. and
you eau buy Ii at 81 per quart.
JULIEN BiSroRD,
1909 east Main street.
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a Card.

We beg to announce to the public that
we baye secured the services OF Professor
". \. George, of North Carolina, as Pisno
and Organ Salesman. His experience Of
twenty five years IN the music business is
guarantee 10 our customers throughout the
state Of bis ability to serve them satlsfac-
tciiiy. MANLY Il. RAMOS a Co.
next To cOrn'I ~ Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

The first OF the - Tuesday and Thursday
MO0nllghts" will take place tonight.
These evening excursions down the James
on the Ariel have been 80 popular for years
past that they require NJ praise from us.
They are also very profitable TO church so.
cicties, &c, on the &C C0perati0n plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
The July Interest.

At the Capitol yesterday the clerks were
rieparipg the warrant-blanks for the pay.
mint OF interest on the RIddleberger bonds
lnewys). Without the shadow Of doubt,
the money thus due will be ready, rs
usual, on July the LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

and the costs which have been or VIII be
In, urred IN the Circuit Court, where pro-
ces dnss were commenced against the c'ty.
The report Of the srbitrotors Will be suD-
mitied to The Judge Of The Circuit Confs,
and will he entered an a regular Judgment
against the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
Phillips's Digestible Cocoa

nourishes, while they only stimulate. A su-
perior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women. II Is dffersht from all other
cocoas. All druggists and grocers keep H.